Why learning Tableau is important

Every business organization is trying to analyze their data and arrive at meaningful decision making. When we talk about data, discussion of Tableau becomes inevitable. In this blog, we will discuss why learning Tableau is important to get insights into your data.

There are 3 major problems in analyzing data:

  1. Data is huge
  2. Data needs to be presented in a pictorial format so that it is easy to understand and interpret.
  3. Performance

How Tableau Helps

Applications like Tableau help in resolving these issues.

Tableau can handle large amounts of data. Tableau’s various components help in analyzing the data.

Tableau can connect to any data source. It connects to data as  “Live” or “Extract”. The use of the Extracts provide a huge advantage over the live connection.

When using the “Extract” connection, Tableau creates a TDE(Tableau Data Extract) file. This TDE file can contain the full dataset or a subset of data.

  • Connecting to an extract is faster than the live connection.

Tableau’s visualizations are awesome. The data is presented in easy to understand tables, maps and charts.

Tableau has huge range of charts available for the user.

Tableau knowledge will equip you in helping the business community in their Business Intelligence and analysis requirements.

To learn more about Tableau, visit LearnTableauPublic.com


About the Author

Chandraish Sinha has  20+ years of experience in Information Technology. He is an accomplished author and has published 11 books covering Business Intelligence related topics such as, Tableau,Power BI, and Qlik. Checkout his Amazon Author profile.

His latest book Excel Basics to Advanced covers all the aspects of MS Excel and provides exercises for self-learning.

Similarly, his recent book, Dashboarding with Tableau, covers all the features in Tableau and includes exercises for self-learning.

He has implemented IT solutions in different domains viz. Pharmaceutical, Healthcare, Telecom, Financial and Retail.

He blogs regularly on various IT topics. Check them out in the links given below: 

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